Explanation The given inequalities are y > 1 − x sin 2 x and y < 5 − x 2 . The following procedure is used to plot the inequality on the TI-83 graphing calculator. Go to Y= key and set Y 1 = 1 − x sin 2 x and Y 2 = 5 − x 2 . Now choose the line on the left corner side of Y 1 and hit enter until the shade above symbol is displayed. Similarly for Now choose the line on the left corner side of Y 1 and hit enter until the shade above symbol is displayed

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